AMD Expects $ 800m Charge Due to Us’ License Requirement for AI Chips
AMD SAYS that the US Government's License Control Requirement for Exporting AI Chips to China and Certain OTher Countries
AMD Expects $ 800m Charge Due to Us’ License Requirement for AI Chips
AMD SAYS that the US Government’s License Control Requirement for Exporting AI Chips to China and Certain OTher Countries may have a material impact on its earnings.
IF AMD Doesn’t SuccessFully Obtain A License, The Company Could Be on the Hook For Roughly $ 800 Million in Inventory, Purchase Commitments, and Related Reserve Chars, it Said in a Filming With the Secretary. According to AMD, The New Export Rules Apply to the Company’s MI308 GPUS.
“On April 15, 2025, [AMD] Completed its Initial Assessment of A New License Requirement implemented by the Export of the Curtain Semiconductor Products to China (Incluting Hong Kong and Macu) [AMD’s] MI308 Products.
AMD’s Shares Were Down Around 6% in Early Morning Trading on Wednesday.
The Us’s Newly Import Export Controls Impact a Number of Chipmakers, Inclument AMD’s Chief Rival Nvidia. In A Filming on Tuesday, Nvidia Said it Antipies of $ 5.5 Billion Related to the Export Controls in the First Quarter Ending April 27.
Multiple Government Oficials Have Been Calling for Stronger Export Controls on Us-Build Gpus. Allowing China-Based Companies to Obtain these Chips, in the partici AI Companies, Would Thream’s Dominance in AI as Its National Security.
In A Statement Provided to Reuters Yesterday, A Us Commerce Department Department Socapersperson Said that the License Requirement.
